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Community Forum on Public Transportation, January 16, 2014
Seattle Central Community College in partnership with the Transit Riders Union, the Student Government of Seattle University, and King County Metro, join students, faculty, staff, county officials and community members for an informative discussion on the past, present and future state of public transportation in the Seattle metro area.
Opens with a short presentation on the history of cuts to King County Metro, current funding sources, and climate in the legislature. Directly following the presentation, panel addresses critical questions regarding the situation.
Moderator: Dominic Holden - Editor of the Stranger
Chris Arkills, King County Metro
Robin Tartow, American Federation of Teachers (AFT)
Ty Pethe, Local 304 Washington Federation of State Employees
Alex Brennan, Capitol Hill housing
Tanary Gomez, rep., Seattle University Student Government
Beau Morton, Katie Wilson & Elbaradie - Transit Riders Union
To learn more on the situation here are some resources.
King County details major service cuts
http://tinyurl.com/ozk988t
Visit the Transit Riders Union website here:
http://transitriders.org/
Seattle Transit Blog: A Closer Look At Metro’s Cuts
http://tinyurl.com/kb5hnlj
King County Metro is scheduling elimination of 74 bus routes and service reductions on another 107 routes, because of Rightwing state legislators like Rodney Tom. State of WA only spends 2-4% of the budget on bus transit, they spend over 50% on roads. Meanwhile King County taxpayers are the biggest money donor in State, getting back only 2/3s of the tax money we send to Olympia returning here in services. Watch the video! And join the Transit Riders Union.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIYiIc-YJjU
Video by Todd Boyle
Watch Pirate Television in King County channel 29/77 Mondays 8-9pm, Thurs. 1-2pm, & Sun. 1-2am PST or streaming live on Seattle Community Media. Pirate TV streams several times a week on Puget Sound Access. Pirate TV also broadcasts on Free Speech TV: Details listed in FStv Schedule. See also: FStvPirateTV Website, Pirate TV Archive: www.PirateTVSeattle.com
Community Forum on Public Transportation, January 16, 2014
Seattle Central Community College in partnership with the Transit Riders Union, the Student Government of Seattle University, and King County Metro, join students, faculty, staff, county officials and community members for an informative discussion on the past, present and future state of public transportation in the Seattle metro area.
Opens with a short presentation on the history of cuts to King County Metro, current funding sources, and climate in the legislature. Directly following the presentation, panel addresses critical questions regarding the situation.
Moderator: Dominic Holden - Editor of the Stranger
Chris Arkills, King County Metro
Robin Tartow, American Federation of Teachers (AFT)
Ty Pethe, Local 304 Washington Federation of State Employees
Alex Brennan, Capitol Hill housing
Tanary Gomez, rep., Seattle University Student Government
Beau Morton, Katie Wilson & Elbaradie - Transit Riders Union
To learn more on the situation here are some resources.
King County details major service cuts
http://tinyurl.com/ozk988t
Visit the Transit Riders Union website here:
http://transitriders.org/
Seattle Transit Blog: A Closer Look At Metro’s Cuts
http://tinyurl.com/kb5hnlj
King County Metro is scheduling elimination of 74 bus routes and service reductions on another 107 routes, because of Rightwing state legislators like Rodney Tom. State of WA only spends 2-4% of the budget on bus transit, they spend over 50% on roads. Meanwhile King County taxpayers are the biggest money donor in State, getting back only 2/3s of the tax money we send to Olympia returning here in services. Watch the video! And join the Transit Riders Union.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIYiIc-YJjU
Video by Todd Boyle
Watch Pirate Television in King County channel 29/77 Mondays 8-9pm, Thurs. 1-2pm, & Sun. 1-2am PST or streaming live on Seattle Community Media. Pirate TV streams several times a week on Puget Sound Access. Pirate TV also broadcasts on Free Speech TV: Details listed in FStv Schedule. See also: FStvPirateTV Website, Pirate TV Archive: www.PirateTVSeattle.com
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For more programming from Ed Mays or information about this program, visit Seattle Community Media
For more programming from Ed Mays or information about this program, visit Seattle Community Media
- Contact Information
- piratetvseattle@gmail.com
- Addeddate
- 2014-01-19
- Genre
- Action
- Identifier
- scm-384556-communityforumonpublictranspo
- Rating
- TV-G
- Run time
- 01:28:00
- Series
- Pirate Television (PTV)
- Series-episode
- S3E4
- Theme
- Academic & Info
- Year
- 2014
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